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If this is an emergency and you think your child or someone else is at risk of harm:

• Call 111, or
• Go to your nearest hospital emergency department, or
• Phone your local mental health crisis team () or contact Healthline on 0800 611 116.

If someone has attempted suicide or you’re worried about their immediate safety, do the following:

• Call your or go with them to the emergency department (ED) at your nearest hospital.
• If they are an immediate physical danger to themselves or others, call 111.
• Remain with them and help them to stay safe until support arrives.
• Try to stay calm and let them know you care.
• Keep them talking: listen and ask questions without judging.
• For further information refer to 

Warning signs of suicide or if you think your child or someone else is at risk of suicide:

Refer to the Ministry of Health website for information on:

If you need to talk to someone other than emergency services or get further information about bullying, try these services and resources:

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  Phone: 0800 568 856

• –For information on (and direct transfer to) health and social support services in your area.
  Phone: 0800 211 211

• – For information on bullying and support through trauma, loss and grief.
  Phone: 0800 299 100
•  - For information on online bullying
  Phone: 0508 638 723 
  Email queries@netsafe.org.nz

• For services that your child can use, refer to 'Students'.